Common use of Compliance with Laws, Regulations; Licensure Clause in Contracts

Compliance with Laws, Regulations; Licensure. Vendor shall maintain and shall, as applicable, require all Participating Providers and health care professionals employed by or under contract with Vendor, to maintain all federal, state and local licenses, certifications, permits, regulatory approvals and accreditations, without material restriction, that are required to provide the services under this Agreement. Vendor and United shall comply (and, as applicable, Vendor shall require Participating Providers and health care professionals employed by or under contract with Vendor to comply) with all laws and regulations applicable to the services provided hereunder, including without limitation the regulatory provisions set forth in individual appendices attached to this Agreement and made a part hereof (the “Appendix(ces)”), which provisions are hereby incorporated into and made a part of this Agreement. United may add, delete or replace Appendices from time to time as necessary to comply with applicable law without amending this Agreement. Services rendered under this Agreement shall be subject only to those provisions in any Appendix that by law or regulation are applicable to such category of services. Vendor shall comply with the applicable terms and conditions of such Appendices. Vendor shall notify United if a governmental authority notifies Vendor that it must be licensed as an insurer, health service plan, health maintenance organization, prepaid limited health services organization, or other type of licensed insurer to provide services. In such event, Vendor may cease providing the services that would subject Vendor to such licensure, unless Vendor and United can agree upon an amendment to this Agreement that would make such licensure unnecessary. Any such cessation of services shall be effective the earlier of the date required by the governmental authority or after at least sixty (60) days following prior written notice to United.